What is "newscaster"

Usage examples of "newscaster".

He pulled off his bellyband and threw it to the crowd, where it was caught by the female newscaster.

He unmuted and then listened with fascination as the newscaster described a disastrous fire at Fort Gillem, just southeast of Atlanta, Georgia, with die complete destruction of the Atlanta DRMO.

As McCandless had said, she could have altered her face, widi the aid of subde cosmetic resculpturing, to duplicate die features of any of a hundred female newscasters and show hosts.

As McCandless had said, she could have altered her face, with the aid of subtle cosmetic resculpturing, to duplicate the features of any of a hundred female newscasters and show hosts.

The newscaster went on to state that the researcher had been helping the police with their enquiries into a child pornography ring and that the death was not regarded as suspicious.

As the ancient Philco warmed up they heard John Lockhart's familiar voice from KVGS signing off his Bandbox of Golden Oldies program to once more introduce the studio newscaster, Dan Casmer.

He could tune in civilian broadcasts and spent the day watching newscasters ask each other questions on the main news channel.

When the newscasters got hold of it, it was going to generate a lot of interest—interest which would put immense pressure on Hal Watson and -his silver surfers, if they hadn’t yet got to the bottom of the affair.

If someone else was already dead in San Francisco, awaiting discovery by Oscar Wilde, düs affair was likely to escalate-and whedier Rex Carnevon tipped anyone die wink or not, die newscasters would catch hold of it soon enough.

What the proprietors of the MegaMall would actually be enthusiastic to do would be to put the antidote on the market as soon as their faithful newscasters had wound public alarm up to its highest pitch.

They are, after all, the details that the newscasters will focus on as soon as Michael’s careful employers decide to let them off the leash.

When the newscasters got hold of it, it was going to generate a lot of interest—interest which would put immense pressure on Hal Watson and his silver surfers, if they hadn’t yet got to the bottom of the affair.

If someone else was already dead in San Francisco, awaiting discovery by Oscar Wilde, this affair was likely to escalate—and whether Rex Carnevon tipped anyone the wink or not, the newscasters would catch hold of it soon enough.

Muted through a speaker by him was a running commentary of one of the newscasters reporting the show.

What happened at WBZ-TV in Boston had been planned the night before by three newscasters and six technicians, all operating in Studio 6.